don’t let your money disappear!. anyone longstanding all levels no prior history

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  • Dont Let Your Money Disappear!
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  • ANYONE Longstanding All levels No prior history
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  • 87% who commit fraud have never been charged before
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  • Frauds last 18 months before they are detected
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  • Average loss $60K from employees, $180K from management
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  • Tip offs in 81% of cases Financial stress Control freak Too close to vendors Living beyond means
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  • Small organizations = more frauds for more money
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  • The longer theyve worked The larger the fraud
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  • Audits find only 3% of the fraud
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  • INCENTIVE OPPORTUNIT Y RATIONALIZATION
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  • Medical Spouse unemployment Gambling Debt
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  • Just borrowing They owe me Theyll never miss it
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  • No one watching Too much control Cash Management override
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  • YOU CONTROL THE OPPORTUNITIES
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  • MANAGEMENT must create the control environment Auditors simply evaluate
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  • Rules apply to all Dont belittle procedures No management overrides Discipline
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  • Tipline Employees and the public Training
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  • InitiateApproveComplete SEGREGATION OF DUTIES
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  • BARRIERS Small staff Signature stamp, on-behalf approvals SOLUTIONS Involve other employees, may not be finance staff Approver must sign
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  • Require receipts Involve multiple people Reduce cash when possible
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  • Dont pre-sign Dont use stamps Independent review Void check procedure
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  • W-9 Already in system? No phone = red flag Verify the business
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  • Original invoice/receipt Analytics ex: fuel Credit card controls
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  • Best Practices Website Your Questions